Why I Write Brian and Ringo Stories

(Well, I try to.)

Why I write Brian and Ringo stories:
I have an astrology book called Native American Astrology: The Wisdom of the Four Winds, by Winfried Noe. In it, it has animal totems that correspond with the western zodiac.
Ringo is a Cancerian; A water sign and Brian is a Virgo; an earth sign. Their animal totems are the Woodpecker and Brown Bear. If anyone's read this book, they'd find that Brown Bear explains Brian Epstein fairly well.
Anyway, here's a brief read-out on their totems: The Brown Bear is a time of harvest, comes from the south wind and from the clan Tortoise. Its element is earth.
The woodpecker is a time of Consolidation, comes from the south wind and from the clan Frog. Element is water.
Woodpecker/Brown Bear
The two elements water and earth provide a harmonious and stable foundation for a fulfilling relationship. Brown bear has a good grasp on reality and always remains practical. He can, therefore, provide good support for the sometimes moody woodpecker. Also, the sensitive and emotionally engaged woodpecker can coax the reserved Brown Bear out of its cave.
Brown Bear/Woodpecker
Brown bear and Woodpecker have a good foundation, based on their respective elements, earth and water. They compliment and understand each other without many words: Brown Bear takes care of a stable environment and Woodpecker, sensitive and emotionally devoted, provides trust. Both will be fulfilled because they enrich each other's lives.

And in case you're wondering what John, Paul and George's animal totems are, they're as follows as ordered from general listing: Raven/John, Deer/Paul, Wolf/George.
I read the pairings for each one; what I found amazing in this book was how the pairing Raven and Deer match perfectly to John and Paul, as explained below:
Deer/Raven
Here, again, are two signs that have the element air in common, which promises to be a interesting and stimulating combination. Both Deer and Raven have spirit and are very sociable. Not many desires will remain unfullfilled, if any at all. Only their strong leaning toward diversion could sooner or later create stress.
Raven/Deer
The element air is a good foundation for this combination. Both signs take great joy in intellectual and social activites. Good communication and intense discourse is very important. While this relationship will not suffer from boredom, a calender filled with too many different activites could be a source of stress. But -- so what? Both Raven and Deer love it and feel connected because of it.